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HOW TO BUILD A WOOD VAN FOR KIDS TO PLAY IN. This is alot like my star wars space ship. the main thing you need when building a play in tuy for your kids is a imagination and some tools.
this could also be a scooby van, sponge bob van, barbie van, or whatever your kids like.
kids dont care if it perfect you could make it out of cardboard and they will love to play in it!
i all ways go over board, its just how i am.
THEY WANTED THERE SUPER HERO IDENTYS PROTECTED that why they have the black bars on there eyes.
this could also be a scooby van, sponge bob van, barbie van, or whatever your kids like.
kids dont care if it perfect you could make it out of cardboard and they will love to play in it!
i all ways go over board, its just how i am.
THEY WANTED THERE SUPER HERO IDENTYS PROTECTED that why they have the black bars on there eyes.
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list of materials and tools-
2 - sheets 3/4 plywood
box of 2" screws
2 - 1x8x8' pine
1 - 1x6x8' pine
paint
fabric
scrap piece of carpet
magnet latch and handle and hinges
led lights [2 3. underbody car light work great to light up the inside]
switches
piece of plexiglass
wheel and dash/steering wheel [i got mine from a old power wheels jeep]
tools -
circular saw
jig saw
drill
sander
stapler
2 - sheets 3/4 plywood
box of 2" screws
2 - 1x8x8' pine
1 - 1x6x8' pine
paint
fabric
scrap piece of carpet
magnet latch and handle and hinges
led lights [2 3. underbody car light work great to light up the inside]
switches
piece of plexiglass
wheel and dash/steering wheel [i got mine from a old power wheels jeep]
tools -
circular saw
jig saw
drill
sander
stapler
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The step by step description needs a little work, for instance, did you just eyeball your doors, or did you use a pattern?
Maybe show all of the steps to making the chairs, the patterns for the covers, how you installed the lights, etc...
Grammar, punctuation, and capitalization could use a tad bit of work.
Otherwise, this is a great project, and would be a nice Christmas present for my four year old sister! What a lovely result!